Winning Iraq parliament design revealed
Team featuring Assemblage, Buro Happold lands compeitition win
George Square finalists' images unveiled
Six teams of architects selected from 35 entries in £15m Glasgow competition
BDP's steelworks regeneration project completes
Ebbw Vale Learning Zone is architect’s first project for masterplan
The best architect-designed cow sheds in the Mooniverse
If you think farm buildings have to be corrugated iron boxes, then you haven’t seen these yet
Swedish summerhouse, Arboga, by General Architecture
General Architecture has reconstructed a small timber granary o?n top of newly cast concrete plinths to create this bright red structure
Framed in Steel: The Peace Bridge
Ilex Urban Regeneration Company, Rowecord Engineering and Wilkinson Eyre discuss the architectural design and engineering on this landmark structure across the River Foyle
Framed in Steel: Neo Bankside
Explore the use of steel in Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners unique residential apartments on London’s South Bank
Book Club is back!
BD’s Book Club is back with a pile of books for you to review from naked architecture to the evolution of the RCA and from Diller Scofidio + Renfro to James Wyatt.
CPD 19 2012: Specifying aluminium curtain walling
Modern curtain walling comes in a range far greater than its 19th century equivalent, which is why many factors must be considered when choosing, designing and installing it. This CPD module is sponsored by Bowater
How to survive the jungle
Architects can no longer rest on their design laurels. To be a player in a global market means knowing as much about world leadership as parametric curves.
How to get the World Architecture 100 2013
How to get your hands on a copy of the world’s only international architect rankings and find out who’s made it to number one in 2013
The perils of the concert hall
When it comes to controlling the budget, Nouvel and Herzog & de Meuron aren’t the first to hit a bum note with this building type
Will architects give Doha the red card?
World Cup success threatened by country’s arcane payment culture
For future reference: what to look out for in 2013
We reveal the top buildings, books, exhibitions and events due to feature in BD over the next year
Editor's Choice
Top 10 architects' career problems of 2012
From handling nightmare bosses to sexism in the workplace, whether you should work for free and bad terms of employment, our career doctor tackled them all
Education and Collaboration
Architecture is quite a unique profession in terms of the range of skills you realistically need
How to get ahead of the curve
It’s the time of year for predictions. But what else has been going on in the Christmas break?
In Pictures: Architect of the Year and Young Architect of the Year Awards 2012
All the pictures from the awards and party at The Brewery
Architect of the Year Awards 2012: a golden year for British architecture
In a year in which the eyes of the world were on London, the ninth Architect of the Year Awards featured two new categories, recognising the work of small practices as well as international challenges
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